Nestled in the tranquil countryside of Orland, Maine, this expansive 20+ acre property offers a blend of natural beauty and historical charm. With a roughed-in road already in place, the land features open fields, remnants of old rock walls, and 1200 feet of road frontage with power readily available. Click here to watch a You Tube video of this property.
Just minutes away, residents can enjoy convenient access to Alamoosook Lake, boasting a nearby boat launch for water recreation. The town of Bucksport, a short drive away, provides access to the iconic Penobscot Narrows Bridge, home to the world’s tallest bridge observatory, offering stunning panoramic views. Adjacent to the bridge lies the Fort Knox Historic Site, a well-preserved example of coastal defense fortifications from the mid-1800s, named after Major General Henry Knox.
Within a 10-minute drive, Sandy Point Beach, Fort Point State Park, Scenic Lookout Trail Point, and the Great Pond Mountain Wildlands offer endless opportunities for outdoor exploration and adventure.
The property’s soil predominantly consists of a silt loam complex, suitable for various agricultural or landscaping endeavors.
Additionally, its proximity to the city of Ellsworth, just over 20 minutes away, and the city of Bangor, a 30-minute drive, provides convenient access to urban amenities while maintaining a serene rural setting.
Whether seeking a peaceful retreat, a historic backdrop, or a prime location for outdoor activities, this property embodies the quintessential charm of Maine living.
